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Soil Fertility and Biodiversity in
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Fertility Soil and Biodiversity in Organic Farming Markbrdighet och biodiversitet i ekologisk odling Skrdeniver Medelavkastning 21 % lgre 21 men till en 51% lgre 51% energiinsats energiinsats Markegenskaper Biodiversitet Slutsats De systemen ekologiska visar ett effektivt resursanvndande och en hgre biodiversitet. Detta leder oss till slutsaten att ett baljvxtbaserat vxtfljdssystem r ett realistiskt...
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Fertility Soil and Biodiversity in Organic Farming
Markbrdighet och biodiversitet i ekologisk odling
Skrdeniver
Medelavkastning 21 % lgre 21 men till en 51% lgre 51% energiinsats energiinsats
Markegenskaper
Biodiversitet
Slutsats
De systemen ekologiska visar ett effektivt resursanvndande och en hgre biodiversitet.
Detta leder oss till slutsaten att ett baljvxtbaserat vxtfljdssystem r ett realistiskt alternativ till konvetnionell odling
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